Deformation of a polymer tube in the fabrication of a medical article

15-07-2014 дата публикации

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US8778256B1

Автор: HUANG BIN, DURCAN JONATHAN P, DURCAN JONATHAN P.

Принадлежит: HUANG BIN, DURCAN JONATHAN P, ADVANCED CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM, DURCAN JONATHAN P., ADVANCED CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEMS, INC.

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Номер заявки: 04-10-9569

Дата заявки: 30-09-2004

Methods of manufacturing a medical article that include radial deformation of a polymer tube are disclosed. A medical article, such as an implantable medical device or an inflatable member, may be fabricated from a deformed tube.

CPC - классификация

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IPC - классификация

A A6 A61 A61F A61F2 A61F2/A61F2/0 A61F2/07 A61F2/9 A61F2/91 A61F2/915 B B2 B29 B29D B29D2 B29D22 B29D22/B29D22/0 B29D22/00

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